The Everyday Practices Podcast

Episode 56 – How to Avoid Prison with Dr. Roy Shelburne (Part 1)

Posted by Productive Dentist Academy | November 6th, 2019

“There’s no such thing as an innocent mistake,” says today’s guest Dr. Roy Shelburne. And he would know. After 27 years of successfully practicing dentistry in Virginia, Dr. Shelburne was investigated for and convicted of healthcare fraud, racketeering, and money laundering which led to him spending 19 months in federal prison. Today, he is passionate about sharing his experience and words of caution with other dentists so they can avoid facing the same troubles. Today, Chad, guest host Regan Robertson, and Dr. Shelburne discuss:

  • What “intent to defraud” really means.
  • The dollar amount Dr. Shelburne was convicted on.
  • Why definitions are so important.

To learn more about how to protect your practice, visit http://royshelburne.com/.

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